Imagine receiving a recorded message that claims you must act now to keep Medicare benefits, only to discover it’s a pressure‑tactic scam. Callers use spoofed local numbers, auto‑dialers, and urgent language to trick you into pressing keys that confirm a working line, then sell the data. The best defense is to let unknown calls go to voicemail, never press any numbers, and block the source through your carrier or a third‑party app. Report persistent offenders to the FTC and your phone provider. Stay skeptical of any “last chance” offers and keep personal info offline.
Frankly, the claim thats Medicare will enable me and i'll be eligable for coverege if i dont act soon is ridiculus. Pressing 1 to speak with someon or 9 to be on the do not call list is a waist of time. All of this is a bunch of craps.
A call was received today, leaving a nonsensical message, which is typical of calls from unknown numbers that are not answered.
I'm frustrated with these calls claiming I'll be ineligible for Medicare; I've attended a briefing and everything is fine, so I wish I could stop these annoying calls
I've received multiple calls from this number, with each caller claiming it's the final attempt to contact me. They threaten that if I don't respond, I'll be ineligible for Medicare coverage. Although I answered the initial call, I never received the promised back brace.
Within a single week, this number has attempted to contact me three times, which is excessive.
Two days have passed since the call from Bremerton on Feb 27th, which appeard with a person's name, likely spoofed to seem nearby, and the actual owner of that WA number is probaby unaware of the deception.
I got a call from Gig Harbor WA with a recored message, it's a scam, they try to get you to press a number to be removed from their list, but it's just a way to verifi that your number is active and can be sold to other scamers.
The call was an automatic dial.